Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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XX 'F' T I L L I C U X Nxhsij l Reading from left to right, top row: Harold McMahon, Jack Palmer, Darrol Pulford, Lewie Williams, Marvin Brant, Vincent Parko. Middle row: Harold Allen, Jess Hoover, Teddy Dahl, Gordon Blechschmidt, Clarke Babbit, Nick Parko, Donald Dahl. Bottom row: Nlragaret Mc a on, IC M h Al' e Wheeler, Alice Moriarty, Leona Neeley, Vera Brant, Mina Doan. Q i, Qcl? elllllllmlllllllllllli lltllllllflglltlll lllilllllgcllfflllllwh' E were rather a timid bunch of nineteen when we arrived at the 0, H, S. last fall to take our place at the foot of the list. Our inferiority complexes were duly impressed upon us by the upper classes. We have tried hard to keep our place and hope we have succeeded, so will briefly state what We have accomplished. We elected Mr. Murphy as our class adviser. Wishing to try out the re- call we exercised our prerogative of choosing new officers at inidyear, prog,- dent, Leona Neeleyg vice-president, Gordon Blechschmidt: treasurer, Vimeut Parko: board of control member, Darrol Pulford, and class reporter, Mal., garet McMahon. We were much relieved when the results of the January state tests were announced and practically all passed creditably in rea-ding and spelling, 1 We held a Valentine party February thirteenth. Games were Iylaxyed and everybody had a good time. We have put on several skits for tlieistudgut body. Mr. Scroup drew material for his championship team from our Iummmn Lewie VVililams center, and Darrol Pulford, forward. A ' Final examinations safely over, the class picnic brought the yea, to aw Ht ting end, thanks to Mrs. Pearson, our conscientious teacher, it has been most profitable as we are soon to take our places as Freshmen, ' Class Colors4XVhite and green. Class Flower: Carnation. Motto: Make the Best Even Better. Page Sixteen l. l

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X -D ,E A K C7132 TILLIC UM f if B l ,.--,....., ASSlDlIlElllATEllli5lID S6lIfllllllDlIBlINll6lIf HIMUIIDQY HE S'l'l'DEN'l' BODY of Oakville High School was organized October 10, 1931 for the year 1930-31. A lively interest has been shown in this or- ganization from the very sta-rt. The meetings have been carried on with en- thusiasni and have been 'enjoyed by all. The ofiicers elected last spring for this year were: Mildred Lemmon, presi- dent: Ruth Brown, secretary, Doris Neeley, vice-president, Elizabeth Porter, treasurer: Karl Blechsclimidt, athletic manager, Marion Vaughan and Fred- erick Rosinond, yell leaders: Mr. Murphy, adviser. The Board of Control members this y-ear were: Doris Neeley, seniorg Orval Norman, juniorg Harold Bock, sophomoreg George McMahon, freshman' and Darrol Pulford, junior high. Basketball letters were awared in May to: Girls, Ruby Bell, Agngs Blech, schmidt, Signe Carlson, Lena Everson, Irene Gustafson, Callie Merntyre Erma Miller, Muriel Miller, Bernice OyHara, Regina Theriault, Dell Williams, Boys: Ted Austin, Karl Blechschmidt, Herrick Fox, Orval Norman George McMahon, Lester Vaughan. ' Debate letters were awarded to: Ruth Brown, Rosa Dahl, Marjorie Lem mon, Betty Stewart, Doris Neeley, and Mildred Lemmon. - Glee Club letters were awarded to: Ruby Bell, Helen Boyd, Ruby Hadle Charlotte Lee, Erma Miller, Muriel Miller, Alice Moriaty, Leona Neeley Be? nice O'Hara, Elizabeth Porter, Carolyn Sanders, Ethyl Spencer, Mary Theljiault Regina Theriault, Rosella Williams. ' Page Eighteen